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FFEATURED IN FIFTEEN IS BACK!!
The theme of the night is Truth and Triumph, with FFive FFantastic FFeatures who will set the night on FFire! what a come back we have waiting for you. All of the tickets are sold out to comply with covid conditions, however a waiting list has been set up and ready for when it is possible to increase numbers. You can book tickets via the featured in fifteen website or their instagram bio @featuredfifteen Thursday 15th July at 7pm Brown and Green Cafe Crystal Palace Park The Jeannie Avent Gallery presents
JOURNEY in collaboration with Kanku Floristry. OPENING 05.08.21-17.08.21 Through this life we live, we set ourselves on a never ending path. Making decisions and taking risks that change and affect the course of our path in ways that widen our ways of thinking, dreaming and living. For each lesson we go through, we give ourselves the allowance to be open, embracing to emotion. Of the many things we feel on our own or collectively including growth, love, creativity, grace, hope and empathy. JOURNEY is the story we tell each day of our lives to put our stamp on the world, it's the people we carry with us who support, empower and inspire us as we go on. Through colour and mark making Laura creates a languages in which her own energy is transformed from the way she takes in her surroundings wherever that might be, near or far, past or present. Address: 14 North Cross Road, East Dulwich, SE22 9EU. |
One thing you should know about me, is that I love to support my local community of makers, artists, independent shops and small business owners. And this year, I have gone home many a time with a smile on my face, knowing I have helped small business owners achieve a smoother and a very successful day!
Now, as a supporter of small business, campaigns and communities, like Just A Card, RyeHereRyeNow and FeatureFifteen, my creativity is not confined to the canvas. As I use my imagination, to come up with collaborations and ideas of ways of supporting other businesses in a way that helps me to grow.
Now, as a supporter of small business, campaigns and communities, like Just A Card, RyeHereRyeNow and FeatureFifteen, my creativity is not confined to the canvas. As I use my imagination, to come up with collaborations and ideas of ways of supporting other businesses in a way that helps me to grow.
Left: Me, Laura Hepworth Conceptual Artist. Right: George Rendall, Owner & Founder of Lane Eight Coffee on Melbourne Grove, in East Dulwich.
Just A Card is such an incredible cause, and one so valued and beneficial to all creatives and indie businesses, in this day and age. Anything that encourages people to support us is worth a great deal. And in a way, which helps all of us, as fellow makers, indie business owners and artists help each other to learn new things from one another as well.
This helps us to reach new milestones together to build up a stronger more stable foundation as a collective and community, and one that has the creative industry at the heart of it.
So start supporting your local artists, makers, entrepreneurs with local businesses today, by buying just a card, a piece of art, a bespoke make or cup of coffee. You are keeping an independent and their passion alive!
You can follow the Just A Card Campaign's journey on Instagram and Twitter:
Instagram: @justacard
Twitter @Justacard1
This helps us to reach new milestones together to build up a stronger more stable foundation as a collective and community, and one that has the creative industry at the heart of it.
So start supporting your local artists, makers, entrepreneurs with local businesses today, by buying just a card, a piece of art, a bespoke make or cup of coffee. You are keeping an independent and their passion alive!
You can follow the Just A Card Campaign's journey on Instagram and Twitter:
Instagram: @justacard
Twitter @Justacard1
 Shannon Reed, Founder of Mockingbird Makes at her stall for the East Dulwich Christmas Cracker 2019.
As seen in the photograph above, I have volunteered to support independent Shannon Reed of Mockingbird Makes through the lending an extra pair of hands on her stalls. As well as, helping you, members of the public to make your own pompoms! Small acts such as these, provide the opportunities and time for independents like Shannon to connect and to greet new and returning clients,
encouraging new connections, opportunities, sales and most importantly. Building a more enhanced interaction between the maker and client! |
Laura Hepworth (Me) Left and Lenore of Destress Digital at Peckham Festival 2019.
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